Mark Mwachiro is a TVNewser contributor at Adweek. Based out of New York, he focuses on themes related to publishing and media, broadcasting, marketing, and advertising, exploring the intricacies of the journalism and media landscape. Mark's insights have been featured in prominent outlets including Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, NewsBreak, and Yahoo News.
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Mark Mwachiro's coverage spans across news media, television news, and entertainment news with a focus on network changes, ratings, and industry announcements. Given the emphasis on event coverage and press releases in his articles, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to major developments or newsworthy events within the news media industry.
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Following a successful 2025 NASCAR sponsorship, Logitech uses Prime Video to debut G brand simulators in new campaign.
By: Mark Mwachiro
He had been with CBS News for 37 years.
Fox Sports is leaving no stone unturned as it hypes up its coverage ahead of the World Cup.
By: Mark Mwachiro
Ward spoke about how funeral traditions are complicating authorities’ efforts to combat the outbreak.
Fox News remained the most-watched cable network in total viewers, despite month-to-month declines.
Major League Baseball is exploring new ways to show players’ off-field personalities.
The network’s new weekday lineup kicks off at 9 a.m. ET.
There has been rampant speculation about who could potentially lead CNN and CBS News.
By: Mark Mwachiro
60 Minutes producer Michael Gavshon announced he will be leaving.
ADWEEK was on hand to see the brands at a recent match between France and Senegal.
